Sentence examples for biggest conundrum from inspiring English sources

Cash, not China, is Google's biggest conundrum.

SAN FRANCISCO — It is Facebook's biggest conundrum.

So our species is confronted with its biggest conundrum and so far it isn't responding well.

But this has been compounded by the election of so many untried names by MPs.The biggest conundrum is Mr Johnson.

Welcome as it is, progress toward finally capping the gulf oil leak hasn't resolved the biggest conundrum facing President Obama before the midterm elections.

If subduing Mackail-Smith represents Lee Clark's biggest conundrum, Huddersfield's 38-year-old manager is no stranger to either big matches or big names.

Finding a chosen few to play alongside the Chosen One, however, is one of the biggest conundrums facing the Cavaliers.

Just in the last few days, Bloomberg — who in other respects has been an excellent mayor — rescued the movement from one of its biggest conundrums.

One of the biggest conundrums confronted by the Chinese government is how to keep control of a society that is being flooded with information.

"It is one of the biggest conundrums in stroke," said Dr. Scott E. Kasner, associate professor of neurology at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.

It is one of the biggest conundrums of an aging society: Americans have salted away $11 trillion in retirement plans, yet millions still risk running out of money in old age.